PASADENA, Calif. -- Jupiter is getting ready for its closeup. NASA's Juno spacecraft has been speeding through the solar system for five years in the hopes of making it into orbit around Jupiter ...

An image of Jupiter and its four moons — Europa, Io, Callisto and Ganymede — captured by Juno on June 21, 2016. NASA/JPL-Caltech/Handout via Reuters Just days before the end of its 5-year-long journey ...

See Jupiter's “frosted cupcake” clouds in this 3D rendering created using data from NASA's Juno mission. It's the first time images captured by the visible-light camera aboard the spacecraft, called ...

A comparison of JunoCam data from February 2024 with imagery from the Galileo mission of the same area in November 1997 (greyscale insert) reveals a new volcanic feature on the surface of Jupiter’s ...

The mission team of NASA's Jupiter-orbiting Juno spacecraft executed a deep-space move in December 2023 to repair its JunoCam imager to capture photos of the Jovian moon Io. Results from the ...

Science and art each teach us to see the world in a different way — and Candice Hansen is living in both those worlds simultaneously, thanks to her role leading JunoCam, the crowdsourced public ...

Can a camera as far away as almost 600 million kilometers be repaired with no more than a burst of heat and an act of engineering wishful thinking? That was the question NASA engineers were confronted ...

New images of the biggest planet in the solar system have been sent back to Earth by NASA’s Juno spacecraft—but an engineering issue meant that only 44 of the planned 214 were taken, according to NASA ...

NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter has returned a set of extraordinary images that shed new light on the giant gas planet - thanks in part to the optical, ultraviolet and infrared sensors on board the ...

When NASA’s Juno mission arrives at Jupiter on July 4, 2016, new views of the giant planet’s swirling clouds will be sent back to Earth, courtesy of its color camera, called JunoCam. But unlike ...